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The I Like Boring Things print is a simple way to add a personal touch to a gallery wall or another space at home. The artwork features an Andy Warhol quote and was originally made for home printing at 13×19 inches. If you plan to print it at a different size, a few basic checks can help the final result look balanced and clear.
About the I Like Boring Things print
This print was created for a home wall display and can be resized to suit different spaces. Its original dimensions are 13×19 inches, a portrait-oriented format that can work well as a standalone piece or as part of a gallery wall. The quote provides a straightforward focal point, while the simple print format makes it easy to coordinate with other artwork.
Before choosing a new size, consider where the print will hang and how it will relate to nearby frames. Measuring the available wall space first can help you avoid a print that feels too large or too small once it is displayed. If you are arranging several pieces together, lay out their approximate sizes on the floor before hanging them.
How to resize and print it
The artwork can be scaled to a size that suits your printer and display area. When changing its dimensions, keep the original proportions so the design does not appear stretched or compressed. Check the print preview before using paper to confirm that the artwork is positioned correctly and no important part is cut off.
- Check printer capacity: Not every home printer can handle 13×19-inch paper. If yours cannot, choose a supported size or use a print service.
- Review scaling settings: Select an option that preserves the image proportions, and check the preview for unwanted cropping.
- Choose suitable paper: Plain paper is useful for a quick test. For a finished display, select paper that works with your printer and the look you want.
- Test before framing: A draft print can help you check the size, margins, and overall appearance before printing the final copy.
Displaying the finished print
A frame can give the artwork a finished appearance and make it easier to coordinate with other pieces. When planning a gallery wall, compare frame styles and spacing before mounting anything. For a clean arrangement, keep gaps between neighboring frames reasonably consistent, and use the wall layout to balance larger and smaller pieces.
The I Like Boring Things print offers a flexible starting point for a home display: keep its original 13×19-inch dimensions or resize it carefully to fit your space. Measure first, preserve the artwork’s proportions, and review a test print before framing.
— Elsie
